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Mail theft is a serious problem that affects millions of Americans every year. Criminals target mailboxes and packages left outside of homes and businesses, looking for anything they can steal, including sensitive personal and financial information.
Mail theft is a common problem that can lead to identity theft, fraud, and financial losses. If you believe your mail has been stolen, it is important to act quickly to protect yourself and prevent further damage.
Identity theft is a growing concern in today's digital age. With sensitive information being exchanged through various means, including physical mail, it's important to take necessary precautions to prevent identity theft.
Mail theft can lead to identity fraud and cause significant financial and emotional damage. Installing a secure mailbox is one of the most effective ways to prevent mail theft and protect against identity fraud.
More than 40% of Americans have felt the sting of package theft. After they discover the package is missing and experience the frustration that comes with it, the question that arises next is: What do I do now?
The Identity Theft Resource Center says that the frauds and scams dedicated to stealing your or family’s name, birth date, financial information, social media accounts and/or Social Security number for illicit personal gain are at the highest levels they’ve seen since the organization was founded in 1999.
American consumers and businesses continue to seek alternative ways to receive packages when safety or convenience is an issue.
10% of Americans received packages every day and 49% received a package at least once a week. With this uptick in parcels on the porch, a number of issues, such as package theft, have arisen
“Why me?” is likely exclaimed by many Americans who are a victim of package theft. It is a frustrating experience to have a parcel picked from the porch, leading to a series of steps to replace it or get the money back.
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